Premier League 2025-26 Pre-Season Friendly Fixtures: Full Schedule List
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All the 2025-26 Premier League pre-season friendlies and their dates.
Premier League 2025-26 clubs
As the 2025-26 Premier League season draws near, all 20 clubs will be in action in pre-season friendlies.
Only Manchester City are yet to announce their schedule at the time of publishing this article.
Arsenal
23 July vs AC Milan (Singapore)
27 July vs Newcastle (Singapore)
31 July vs Spurs (Hong Kong)
Aston Villa
16 July vs Walsall (A)
19 July vs Hansa Rostock (A)
26 July vs Eintracht Frankfurt (A)
30 July vs St. Louis City SC (A)
2 August vs Nashville SC (A)
6 August vs AS Roma (H)
Bournemouth
Burnley
Chelsea
Crystal Palace
Everton
Fulham
Leeds
13 July vs Preston North End (A)
26 July vs AC Milan (Hong Kong)
30 July vs Yokohama F. Marinos (Japan)
4 August vs Athletic Club (H)
10 August vs Crystal Palace (FA Community Shield)
Manchester United
19 July vs Leeds United (Stockholm)
27 July (00:00 BST) vs West Ham (New Jersey; Premier League Summer Series)
31 July (02:30 BST) vs Bournemouth (Chicago; Premier League Summer Series)
3 August vs Everton (Atlanta; Premier League Summer Series)
9 August vs Fiorentina (H)
Newcastle United
Nottingham Forest
2 August vs Birmingham City (A) (Francis Memorial Match)
Sunderland
12 July vs Gateshead (A)
12 July vs South Shield (A)
19 July vs Sevilla FC (Estadio Algarve)
21 July vs Sporting CP (Estadio Algarve)
26 July vs Heart of Midlothian (A)
29 July vs Hull City (A)
2 August vs Real Betis (H) 9 August vs Augsburg (A) 10 August vs Rayo Vallecano (H)
Tottenham Hotspur
19 July vs Reading (A)
31 July vs Arsenal (Hong Kong)
7 August vs Bayern Munich (Munich)
TBC July/August vs Newcastle (South Korea; Coupang Play Series)
13 August vs Paris Saint-Germain (UEFA Super Cup, Udine, Italy)
West Ham
27 July (00:00 BST) vs Man Utd (New Jersey; Premier League Summer Series)
30 July vs Everton (Chicago; Premier League Summer Series)
3 August vs Bournemouth (Atlanta; Premier League Summer Series)
9 August vs Lille OSC (H)
Wolves
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26 July vs Stoke City (A)
30 July vs RC Lens (Walsall's Pallet-Track Bescot Stadium)
3 August vs Girona (A)
9 August vs Celta Vigo (A)
Fixtures and dates are subject to change.
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June 28, 2025, 16:19 IST
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